Hi Ben, versions that have not been backported Is there a technical reason for these patches not being backported or is it simply that never was requested/needed before? Based on this request,

Hi Ben, Thanks for your efforts. OVERLAY_FS is one of the features Hitachi wants to use. I hope you look into this further and I would like to know if other members also want it. Best regards,

I apologise for the long delay in responding to the kernel config files I was given. Here's a first list of features I would like to *not* support. I expect to be able to send additional lists soon.

I've released Linux version 4.4.69-cip4. There are no new CIP-specific changes; this just adds the fixes from stable versions 4.4.56-4.4.69 inclusive. I reviewed those fixes, but have only done very

>I’m afraid that I cannot make OSS-J, so won’t be able to drive this conversation next week! Ah, too bad! -- Noriaki Fukuyasu VP of Japan Operations The Linux Foundation Mail:

Hello Nori-san, I’m afraid that I cannot make OSS-J, so won’t be able to drive this conversation next week! I agree that it would be worth a discussion though. Kind regards, Chris

Hi Chris I think is must be a great agenda for our open workshop next week. May be you can take an ownership of the agenda during the workshop. What do you think? regards Nori -- Noriaki Fukuyasu VP

Hi, Yes we should. We should. Good question to start. -- Agustin Benito Bethencourt Principal Consultant - FOSS at Codethink agustin.benito@...

Hello, Should it? I would have thought that as part of CIPs reproducible build/test environment we should be aiming to standardise all tools? What toolchain is everyone using at the moment? Kind

Hi, No. -- Agustin Benito Bethencourt Principal Consultant - FOSS at Codethink agustin.benito@...

Hello all, Has the project decided upon the compiler/toolchain (and version) that will be used? Thanks, Chris

Hi, The license review process has not finished so we will wait for it before releasing the testing environment. I will let you know when is done and the new release date. Best Regards -- Agustin

Hi, I would like to propose a discussion about the next steps ion the testing project. Please read the current plan in the CIP Testing landing page, Action 2:

Hi, Some of you might not have edit rights for the wiki. I will bring here the process to get them, meanwhile, feel free to translate the messages through the mailing mlist. I will add them to the

Hi, any news have a greater impact if it is communicated in the readers native language. I have published some social media messages in the wiki[1] that will be used to spread the word about the

Hi, Please do not spread the links on #86 before the release. The will be structured and described in the Download page and promoted on the Release Day. -- Agustin Benito Bethencourt Principal

Robert Marshall <robert.marshall@...> writes: The package and the sources are now deployed and we will close https://gitlab.com/cip-project/testing/issues/86 - you can find the links to

Thank you! Annie Fisher, MPA CSM Program Manager, The Linux Foundation Location & Time-zone: San Francisco, CA, PST web: https://www.linuxfoundation.org/ email: afisher@...

Hi, So the release of B@D is scheduled for May 23rd at 11:00 UTC Now we will concentrate in the following tasks: * Deployment: #86 https://gitlab.com/cip-project/testing/issues/86 * Other release

We are about to close https://gitlab.com/cip-project/testing/issues/85 - B @ D 0.9 Gold Master declaration and thus we are declaring that the Gold Master for release 0.9 is ready and we will move onto